Since the beginning of the epidemic, HIV has infected 79.3 million people so far. Almost four decades after the HIV identification, how do people live with the virus nowadays? What progress has science made in recent years, and what's missing to move the cause further?

As famous as it is misunderstood, Kama Sutra rhymes with exotic erotism. Everyone knows some of the sex positions described in the ancient text, but they represent only one aspect of the book. According to the author, the goal of existence is to compose with pleasure, and its fulfillment is an art that requires education.

Have you ever wondered if you feel aligned with your sex assigned at birth? While many of us identify with the sex we are born with, others experience gender as not strictly male nor female, but rather floating somewhere on the gender spectrum.

Childish, selfish, cold-hearted, crazy cat ladies. The childfree woman is often mocked, yet, she follows her own path. And, perhaps, that's why she disturbs so much.

A common myth that prevents LGBTQIA+ global recognition is that being queer is a "recent phenomenon". Even though it has been proved that queer people have always existed, we are simply not acquainted with that history. What are we missing?

Despite a certain degree of tolerance and freedom, western societies are nonetheless highly heteronormative. Meaning that sex, love, and gender roles are centered around heterosexual relationships - a man with a woman - being the norm. But once you challenge that idea, you realize that...

Mentioning sexual pleasure always had the power to make people blush with embarrassment. Everyone has sex, but no one is allowed to talk about pleasure? Could it be that censorship never truly stopped to exist, but now shows up with a different face? The obscenity laws of yesterday might have found their equivalent in the present day.

International Women's Day is a time for reflection on what women from past generations have achieved. It's about celebrating each individual who committed to taking, always further, the cause of women's rights, as they should have the same rights as men, be who they want to be, love who they want to love…

There is no such thing as gender equality. Yet. In fact, most humans are treated differently because of their sex, whatever country they're from. How to recognize sex discrimination? What are some of the current issues, and who embodies the constant fight for sexual freedom and equality these days? Stick around to know more!

We generally hear the term "social justice" from the mouths of activists, non-profit organizations, and governments' representatives - but do you know what it means? And even, how does social (in)justice permeate your daily life?

Once upon a time, sex life was a mere obligation that came along with marriage and procreation. Period. Perhaps the youth from sexually liberated countries tend to forget about it, but that was the reality not so long ago. Are we taking our rights for granted?